Evidence supporting the use of: Scleranthus annus
For the health condition: Nervous Exhaustion

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Synopsis

Source of validity: Traditional
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Scleranthus annuus, commonly known as knawel, is referenced in traditional herbal and flower remedy literature, most notably as one of the Bach Flower Remedies developed by Dr. Edward Bach in the early 20th century. Within this framework, Scleranthus is recommended for individuals experiencing indecision and emotional imbalance, which can sometimes be associated with states of "nervous exhaustion"—a historical term encompassing symptoms of fatigue, anxiety, and emotional stress. However, the use of Scleranthus annuus for nervous exhaustion is based primarily on traditional and homeopathic principles rather than robust scientific research. The Bach Flower Remedy system operates on the belief that flower essences can correct emotional disharmony, but its efficacy has not been validated through controlled clinical trials. There is a lack of pharmacological studies or clinical evidence directly linking Scleranthus annuus to measurable improvements in symptoms of nervous exhaustion or related neurological conditions. Therefore, its use is supported by tradition and anecdotal reports rather than scientific validation, and current evidence for efficacy in this context is minimal.

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